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MAGNETIC RECORDING HEAD HAVING CONSTANT-WIDTH RECORDING GAP SUBJECTED TO DECAYING AMPLITUDE BIAS
MAGNETIC RECORDING HEAD HAVING CONSTANT-WIDTH RECORDING GAP SUBJECTED TO DECAYING AMPLITUDE BIAS
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机译:具有恒定宽度记录间隙且衰减幅度偏置的磁记录头
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1,141,726. Electromagnetic printing. STANDARD TELEPHONES & CABLES Ltd. 2 June, 1967, No. 25608/67. Heading B6C. [Also in Division G5] Recordings are made on a magnetic medium by an effectively moving gap in a stationary recording head produced by applying to the head a gradually decaying A.C. bias signal to provide a flux which follows a path whose reluctance reduces gradually from one end of the head to the other. As shown, an offset bias winding 1 is arranged between saturable flanges 5 attached to polepieces 6, 7 so that the reluctance path reduces from end A to end G. The signal "winding" comprises a single wire 8 in a gap 16 and the materials of the polepieces and medium 9 are chosen so that the magnetic circuit between them has a rectangular hysteresis loop (Fig. 3). When the A.C. bias is applied in the absence of a record signal, successive regions across the head are demagnetized. When a record signal is present and when the bias amplitude at a particular region is just insufficient to take that region through a complete cycle and thereby change its state of magnetisation, that part of the record signal prevailing adds a relatively D.C. component to the bias so as to record that part of the signal 15 (Fig. 3) at that region, the amplitude Œ H1 of the record signal being insufficient by itself for recording. Transverse tracks may thus be recorded across a magnetic tape for video recording, the tape being driven either continuoulsy or stepwise, the signal being recorded while the tape is stationary. In either case, a sync. pulse is interposed between successive signals. In modified constructions, the signal winding 8 is disposed in a slot in one of the pole pieces (Figs. 4A, 4B, not shown), or in a separate core member on the opposite side of the tape from the biasing core (Figs. 6A, 6B, not shown), or a generally U-shaped core may have the winding 8 in one limb with the tape passing between the limbs (Figs. 5A, 5B, not shown). The head may be used in non-percussive printing in which a signal is recorded across the width of a drum or band, made visible with magnetic powder which is then transferred to a sheet under pressure, and finally "fixed" by heating.
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